inbrief

// Helping clients make simple eco-swaps in their daily beauty routine could be the way to boost loyalty, as a new survey by The Midcountries Co-operative revealed that just under half (45%) of Brits wished they had more time in the day to be “greener”.

// The Gharieni Group has joined forces with organic seaweed brand Voya to develop three bespoke treatments: Massage; Wrap & Facial; and Massage, Wrap & Facial. All combine the heated quartz present in Gharieni’s MLX Quartz table with the skin-boosting properties of Voya’s seaweed-infused products.

// Grayshott Health Spa will become the first UK health clinic to provide a medically supported Mayr fasting programme. The eight-night detox programme is based on the six principles of modern Mayr medicine, including resting, training, cleansing, substitution, exercise and mindfulness

// Blushes Hair & Beauty salon in Cheltenham added an aesthetics clinic to its business in February. Medical practitioner Dr Aislinn Watkins is leading the team at Blushes Aesthetics, offering facial enhancers and wrinkle relaxants, as well as products from cosmeceutical brand ZO Skin Health.

// Dr Uliana Gout has been elected new President of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM). Dr Gout is a long-standing member of BCAM and has most recently served on the board as director of PR and marketing, as well as a BCAM appraiser and on the BCAM Audit Committee.